Is this suitable for use to tie up a tarp over a tent?
6051
Most deffinitely. It holds knots very well and is 550 pound test, which should be enough to hold a tent down.
6052
Actually was very disappointed in the quality. Would not recommend this product to anyone.
6053
Absolutely! It would probably be considered overkill but you won't have to replace it for the life of the tarp or tent.
1525456
I would see no reason why not. They are strong and hold very well the tarp over my motorhome even in HIGH winds.
21310
The tarp has a place about every foot on top and bottom of the tarp to zip tie or I used nylon rope and zip ties. Does your fence have spikes on top or anything to puncture the tarp? If not, you could over lap and tie the excess to the other side of the fence. They look great.
2080913
If it is an 8" bungee it will stretch to about 12 1/2 inches in length. I used to to secure a tarp to a 4" diameter pole and it was a very snug fit. 3.14 x diameter
513346
Yes. I used it on small ties to join a mesh fence together and larger ones to attach the fence to two inch diameter poles
714950
unfortunately, the tarp only has grommets and not tie outs. However, I have used it extensively in both wind and snow and have had no issues with any of the grommets ripping out.
1664695
The rope that comes with it is very sturdy, and the hook is well made and also sturdy, BUT I have no idea if it would work for your purpose, since that would be determined by your weight and other factors. Wish I could be more helpful, but I use it for tree trimming.
1560184
It will work just fine. It the same material as the blue tarps you find in the big box store just heaver duty. I cover my boat with it in the rain and use it for camping and it has held up very well, still doing its job.
345248
Yes it is. However, over time, especially setting against wood it may start to leak a little. I've used mine as a canopy over our deck on the Outer Banks, and it is by far the best tarp I've ever had!
1434636
Not sure as I don't know exactly how yours is mounted. If it has rails for the tarp then probably a no go.
2018993
I think so. I'd lay a blanket down first to protect the tent floor. It's definitely not made for outside use. It's thin nylon and wouldn't provide much protection from the elements. But for outside play during the day I think it would work.
1507271
I bought it to replace the aging cord in my outdoor lounge chairs. It is very similar to bungee, acts the same way, may not stretch quite as much but would be great for a tarp tie down.
1346815
No, I don't think so. This is ultimately a giant cloth. I think you would be better off with a tarp.
1147032
I recall that it was touted as a trailer tie down strapping, which is why I bought it, figuring it was very strong. I needed it to replace sturdy original equipmant gas tank strapping. Given its thickness, compared to other strapping, it might be just fine for a storage shed, unless you're expecting a hurricane, in which case all bets are off.
1882043
It will need something to hold it down. Just know you are buying a thin tarp that is basically useless
468616
Yes, but depends on how much snow. It will sag under heavier weight. I usually just sweep off the top after a snow storm to get most of it off (I don't use a shovel because it could puncture the tarp). Between snow and wind I usually have to replace the tarp every 2-3 years for Utah winter weather.
2227136
Unlikely. I could see you taping it on a tear on a tent that has already been set up, but otherwise I imagine this tape won't last very long for wear and tear. This is meant to stick well to skin, and it certainly does its job.